American ENGLISH FILE Workbook Christina Latham-Koenig Clive Oxenden Paul Seligson Foulscgsn and cive Oxonden are the rg co-stars of OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS English Fe 1 and English File 24A Myname's Hannah, not Anna 6B Alloverthe world 8 C Openyour books, pleas 1 MEnEAL NCU Highton 21 A Awriter'sroom 13._B Stars and Stripes 15 After 300 feet, turn eft 27 A Thingstlove about tho US B Work and play 20 REE Aarons 24 A Isshehiswifeor his sister? 26 B Whatalifel 28 © Shortie ong life? | 30 A Areyouthenext American dol? 32 _B Love yourneighbors 24 © Sunandthe cityPowerful listening and interactive assessment CD-ROM ‘Your ichecker disc on the inside back cover of this Workbook includes: ‘+ AUDIO - Download ALL ofthe aucio files for the Listening ‘and Pronunciation activities inthis Workbook for on-the- {go listening practice. “+ FILE TESTS - Check your progress by taking a self- assessment test after you complete each File, ‘Audio: When you see this symbol TSE, goto the checker “icin the back of this Workbook Load the dis in your computer, Click on the exercise for the File. Then use the media Eons player to listen. ‘You can transfer the audio toa mobile device from the “audi folder on the disc File test: At the end of every File, there is atest. Todo the test, load the ichecker and select "Tests.” Select the test for the File you have just finished. “Type your name and press “ENTER.” Choose “AUDIO BANK”My name's Bond. James Bond. fan Fleming, British writer 2 VOCABULARY days of the week, numbers 0-20, greetings 1 GRAMMAR verb bell, subject pronouns a Complete column 1 with the words in the box. Then write the contractions in column 2, a Put the letters in order to make days of the week. Remember to start with a CAPITAL LETTER, she are they is + are is a —— er 1 ARSAYDUT —_ Saturday — = ee 2 2 NYAUDS 1 Full ‘contraction aT A fulton tree eS = 3 HRDY DUS Age pieteanscae eens Lam 4 ODNYMA —— yous 5 DEARYI het ee 6 DSYEEAWND , 7 EUASDTY itt = we fs 1b Continue the series. ja tiaaln 1 five, ix, seven, eight _, nine _, _ten 2 six, eight, ten, neat ia are 3 twenty,nineteen, 4 five, seven, nine, 1b Complete the sentences with be. Usea contraction, ______ Thursday. 8 Hello. _ class. in room 317. 5 inacaxi 6 _____ tourists. 7omplete the dialogues " 1 2 3 ij 5 6 7 8 9 10 a 1 © Underline the stressed syllable in these words. sandwich tefanis eighteen thirteen basketball goodbye emai. Internet computer hottet Listen and check. Then listen again ‘and repeat the words, 4 LISTENING Listen to three conversations, Choose a,b, ore. Sarah's phone numberis.. a 917-555-6942. b 917-555-6542. © 917-555-6524. The class on Thursday isin... & roomtwo. b roomthree. € room five. A cheese sandwich and a coffee cost... a five dollars and twenty cents. bb fourdollars and twenty cents. © five dollars and ten cents PRONUNCIATION vowel sounds, word stress @ Write the words in the chart. “meet fine six am ten eight three nice in thanks day twelve very | bs bike | Ni USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. bye /bau fine /fam/ goodbye igud'ba hello hi bet thanks Mek very well How are you? ‘hav ar yu hailou! hay epk yu fice to meet you. nats t9 ‘mit yu > ten and check. Then listen again and repeat the words.GRAMMAR verb be and EI ‘Complete B's sentences. 1A SeoulisinChina, |B _Itisn’t in China, it’sin South Korea. 2 A Lady Gagais British. American. 3 A He's Mexican, i Peruvian 4 A Istanbul and Ankara are in Greece Turkey. 5 A Wereinroom 219, 8 room 309. ‘Parmesan is from France. a _______tl. 2 VOCABULARY the world, numbers 21-100 a Complete the sentences with a country or anationality. 1b Complete the dialogues with a continent. How can you govern a country ‘which has 246 varieties of cheese? Charles de Gaulle, French politician 1 Luzis from Peru. She's Peruvian. Bratwurst is German. It's from _Germany 3. Akiis from Japan. He's 4 My friends re Iranian. They're from 5 Mariais from Mexico. She's 6 Kia carsare South Korean. They're from Paella is from Spain. I's 8 We're Thai. We're from 9 She's from the United States. She’ 10 They're Brazilian. They're from 1A wheres Spain? oe youre Brazilian. 8 ‘Argentinian “Enrique iglesias is American. _ Spanish. Order the words to make questions 1 your /’s /name / What What's your name 2 2 she | Where /’s/ from Complete the compass. 3 America from they | South / Are Write the numbers ? in words. 4 five J room /we Jin] Are 1.27 seme aver ? 233 _ 5 vacation | you Are/ on 3 40 ? 448 6 from he | Vietnam [Is 5 56 ul as eee ? 6 62 Match these answers to the questions in b. 774 a Yes,heis ae No, 'mnot. a 10 100 > © She's from Italy. d No, wearen’t e Yes, they are. f Michael. Bo000003 PRONUNCIATION 2%, tj), /{/,d3/ 5 LISTENING a Girl the syllable with /a/in these words. AGEEEY Listen and complete the dialogues. africa orm ees China Germainy ireland Europe Brak : Were on vacation in South America. italy 2 Jajpan He's from Canciin. GRIF Listen and check. Then listen ? ‘again and repeat the words. ¢ Gircl® the word with a different sound. USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES, 2 Chinese English French Learn these words and phrases. flag (leg language lengwids/ Excuse me... /ik’skyuz mi Ym from... aim fram Allover the world. (51 ‘ouyor 89 world 3/Spartah| Jopenese a genre Pm not sure. faim nat for! Whereare you from? /wer ar yu ‘fram 2 Turkish Russian Vietnamese a Listen and check. Then listen ‘again and repeat the words. 4 READING Read about three people: Yin, Moira, and Carlos. ‘Mark the sentences'T (true) or F (false. 1 Moiraisateacher. I 2 Carlosisa student. 3. Moiraistwenty-cight. 4 Yinisateacher. ce This is Yin. He's19 and ——‘Thisis Moira.She'san This Carlos. He's Mexican. Pe Infsa student ins English teacher and she's He's from Monterrey, an : - — I chinese, He's rom 28, Moras Canadian, important city in the North peat ge ache Shanghaiabigcty in. __She'sfrom Vancouver, 2. of Mexico. Carlos is 25 and 8 Moirais American. _ the east of Chin city in the west of Cana he's a receptionist in a hotel.1 GRAMMAR possessive adjectives: my, your, etc. ‘Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty. Henry Ford, American businessman 2 INSTRUCTIONS IN YOUR BOOK Match the words to the pictures. a Complete the chart. a £ putanx a b g coverthetext. L] SubisceponeDS c hy number oO 1 | a i check oO 5 your e j crosson =O feta SA a eae AMERICAN you ane their z b_ Complete the sentences with a possessive adjective. 1 _Her_ name's Teresa. 2 _____ name's Edward. 3. We're students, ___teacher'sname is Mat 4 1'm Brazilian. family is from ‘Sao Paulo. 5 It'sa Chinese restaurant. __mame is Merry City. 6 A What's phone number? B_ My cell phone number? It's 917-555-0156. © Order the words to make questions. “Tvs /er/ What's / name 5 name / last / spell / do / How / you / your BCOOMBS, lascname's Baker. ead3 VOCABULARY classroom language @ Complete the sentences. 1 Clase the door mi ____and repeat, 30 your books, please, Bw in pairs, S/R Sen ores off your cell phone. ites ats at the board. 8G__topage 94. 1b Order the words to make sentences. 1 don't/I/know —Idon'tknow, 2 do/ How |it/ you | spell 3 dont /I/understand 4 you | tha /can | please / repeat / Sorry, 5 in/ English | Excuse | what's / me, | “vacaciones” a; © remember /I can’t _ a PRONUNCIATION (ov, (far; the alphabet Gre the word with a different vowel sound. a know don't north ‘Argentinian start vocabulary 0 close do Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. © GirelD the letter with a different vowel sound. ?] a] | i iene saa ae 4 ATEGY Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the letters, 5 LISTENING Listen to the dialogue ata hotel reception desk. Complete the form. Geary Per Countr (oye Cre de Email address Cea erent USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. address. bidres/ age ‘erds/ ‘ipcode (zp koud receptionist (r'sepfontst/ student /studnt lastname /Ieest neimy firstname /arst neim/ cell phone se! foon phone number "foun nambar! How old are you? /hao ‘ould ar yu Tm 22 /axm twenti ‘tu/ SEED GB mePractical English 1 VOCABULARY Ina hotel fa 1 the elevator Slt a Qas room 5 thef___ aoe room 2 CHECKING IN Complete the conversation with phrases in the box. Can you sign here, please? theveareservation Just asecond... Thankyou That's right "Good evening, sir. Hello.‘ [havea reservation. My name's Carl Zimmerman. Can you spell that, please? ZAM MERMAN, ‘Thank you. For three nights? Yes.* : Can have your passport, please? 3 Here you are. ‘Thank you. ‘Thank you. Here's your key. I's room 403, on the fourth floor. The elevator is over there. Enjoy your stay, Mr. Zimmerman, een >porarare> 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH Complete the missing words in the dialogue. 1A Whois this? B This is Devid Barnsley 2A Where are you from? B Imfrom Boston. What a your 3A Sony, B Nopr 4 AHelio? Bisth Tor? 5 & Are youon vacation? B No.!mhere onb. 6 As 10:30 0K for you? B Thats p. 7 Would you lke another drink? BNothanks.ttst___forbed 4 READING @ Match the hotels to the people, Write the numbers in the boxes. 1 Antonia and James want to havea relaxing weekend. 2. Mr. Edwards wants to have a two-day meeting with managers from other US offic 3 The Scott family wants to go to Boston and visit the city. Conference center Restaurant Wifi connection 42 miles from Logan l “Intemational Airport (One Audubon Road Wakefield, MA 01880 eer Harbor Hotel naa Sem 7236 family-friendly rooms Children stay fr free Wi-fi connection Fitness center Free morning coffee and tea 2 miles from the central Boston b Underline five words or phrases you don't know. Use your dictionary to look up their meaning and pronunciation.My favorite things in life don't cost any money. Steve Jobs, American founder af Apple 1 VOCABULARY things Complete the crossword , 2 GRAMMAR 2 / an, plurals; this / that / these / those &@ Write It’s +a {an or They're aes 1 _Wsa change purse. 2 _They're _ pens. a dictionary. 2 watch 4 umbrella is American, Bie ____ stamps. Bie oli eye 7 IDeard, 3 aremy BN pencil headphones! J Write each word in its plural formin the correct column. Pencil city coin ticket nationality watch window address sandwich country class dictionary book your keys.4. Complete the chart. person children © Complete the sentences with a word from the chartin d. 1 Her motherisa very nice _ person 2 My English teacher isa His name's William, 3 Thave two My first is six years od. 4 Many American drink coffee 5 Not that restroom, Mr. Davis! It's for snot 3 PRONUNCIATION final -s and -es; th a Girel® the word that ends in iz. 1 coins wallets 2 classes files. —_ scissors 3 stamps books —_ addresses 4 photos watches headphones 5 tissues pens—_sandwiches 6 magazines glasses newspapers b AGISEED Listen and check. Then listen again and ‘repeat the words. a different sound. © GD theword 1 that they thanks 2 thing thirty these 3 three this the 4 Thursday those thirteen a Listen and check. Then listen again and “repeat the words. 4 READING Read the text and label the pictures. Keys are at the top of thelist. They can be house keys, car keys, or office keys. Next are pens, to write down names, ‘numbers, and email addresses. Number three on the lst is a package of tissues. These can be white or different color, ike pink or yellow. Next is medicine, for example aspirin for a bad head. Receipts are number five on thelist. These are small pieces of paper from stores. 5 LISTENING Listen to four people talking about things they have in their bags. Which person...? has a book in his | her bag that helps him { her speak to people 2 has something to listen to music 3 changes bags every day 4 hasacomputerin his her bag ———— USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. lamp ‘lamp neat ‘nit What's this in English? vats 015 in ‘ingNot merely a nation, but a nation of nations. lundon 8 Johnson, American president 1 GRAMMAR adjectives rae aes 1 They're jeans blue | blue jeans. 2 Isanice day | day nice 3. My sistersare very tall / very talls. 4 That's aear fast | fastear. ‘These are goods photos / good photos. 6 Those boots ae really cheap | really cheaps. 7 Iesabighouse /house big 8 Herchildren aren't very olds / very old. Eo — | b Order the words to make sentences. 1 blue /This isa pen This isa blue pen 2 expensive /an That's watch My /long 4 rich | very /is | woman | That i | hair jis 5 boots really | Your [dirty /are Clues acros Clues down 6 city | This /a/ dangerous is J) 2 sow 12 cold 1 dangerous 7 small E 4 cheap 13 weak 3 easy 9 new Evesy [book | good Thar ian fa } 8rich 14 clean 5 far 10 right 11 bad 6 full 13 all 8 big/ house /very Jis/ His VOCABULARY colors, adjectives, modifiers: very / really Write the colors 1 blue+yellow = _ green 2 black + whice 3 red + yellow 4 white+red = 5 red + green 1 She’sthin, withlonghair. [B) 4 She'syoung, withblond hair. [] 2. He’stall, with shorthair. [] 5 He'sshort, withdarkhair. [] 3. He's old, and good 6 She's fat, and she’s looking, O beautiful Oo4. Look atthe information and write sentences with is 4 READING very (adjective) isn’t very (adjective), or (adjective). Read the text and write T (true) or F (false). 1 The Walk of Fameisin the UK. = ei ES 2 Ir'sashort street. ey Height |Gfect, (Steet, | Sfeet, 3 Every year there are more stars, = Aiea 2inches inches 4 The stars are for famous actors. = [Weight | 300 pounds | 250 pounds | 121 pounds 5 Michael Jackson has more than one star, a 6 Only real people can have a star. Age (oldjyoung) 1 Robisvery.younglisntvery old. 6 Jim 7 Rob 3 PRONUNCIATION long and short vowel sounds @ Make phrases with an adjective and a noun with the same vowel sound. Write the phrases in the chart. Use ‘a anwith singular nouns. LISTENING Listen to five speakers describ aac NE ‘with Hollywood stars. Which speaker deseribs blue clean good tong big stop A ashort Nouns book city watch jeans shoes song .ger with blond or brown hair B anold American actor with dark eyes C atall, good-looking man with brown eyes D anactor and musician with blue eyes E. aBritish woman with green eyes Ea > saps USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. actor /ktar/ actress. /eekttos eyes /arz hair /her/ musician /mywzifa/ politician /palatfn sportsman /'sportsmon/ sportswoman sports, woman! singer sar about (50) /s'bavt famous /'fermas! What color 2 al. clock boot b Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. (wat ‘kalor 12 1/Don't worry, be happy. Bobby McFerrin, American musician 2G -*After 300 feet, turn left 1 GRAMMAR imperatives, let's a Complete the sentences witha verb in the box ra [=] imperative. 1 The city is dangerous at night. Please — be careful 2 Wscoldinhere. Please the window. 3 Itisn'ra problem. Please about it. 4 This san English class, Please Spanish, 5 Their house ison this street. Please down 6 con! We're lael 7 Thisisa bus stop. Please here, ea that water —it's dirty 9 This music is terrible. Please it off “Match the sentences to the pictures. “A Let'sparkhere, B-tet'sgohome: C Lets eat lunch there. D Let's cross the road here. E Let's goto ahotel. F Lets turnon the airconditioning “be close come drink park slow speak turn worry 2 3 b VOCABULARY feelings Writea sentence from the box. Imengry. Imbored. Imcold. Iimhappy. Imhot. tmhungry. tmsad. tm stressed mtired, tmthirsty. tmworried 1 My friend is late 2 Ws37°R, 3 I’smy birthday! 4 My mother isin the hospital —Limangry.— 5 I’stime for dinner. 6 [don't know what to do, 7 Ws 100°F. 8 Irsvery late. 9. Mylbusbandis very faraway. _ : 10. want water. 11 Thave alot of work PRONUNCIATION understanding connected speech Practice saying the sentences. Look e those children, TurnofftheTV. Let’sqsk that man Don’t open the window. Let’geat at home, Sitgn this chair, Listen and check. Then listen ‘again and repeat the sentences.Complete the chart with the words in the box. ‘angry fat happy have hungry matter Monday one sad_ugly does young & i Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. 4 READING a Read the article about tips for along car trip. Match the headings to the paragraphs. Have funl Is your car ready? Plan your trip. Make sure everything isin thecar. Keep awake! Put your bags - inthe hall the like passports +b E Being tied is very dangerous For drivers. Ifyou are tired, stop at a service station, ave a coffee or sleep for 15 minutes. In the car, open the windows and tuen the radio on. E LISTENING SRREIED ae te aatogus a craoee 1. Where are they? a atan airport b athome € inarestaurant 2 Where are they? a inahotel b inacar € inarestaurant 3. Where are they? a inaplane b inahotel 4 Where are they? a inarestaurant b athome 5 Where are they? a inahotel b atanairport ¢ athome USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. jacket /'dsieket/ pants /psents) sign (sain skirt /skart/ uniform /yuno,hrm/ great (opposite terrible) greit left (opposite right) ‘lef park (verb) ‘park: stop /stap! trip. ‘trp’ with /wi8! Be quiet! (bi ‘kwarot/ Don'tworry. /doont wari Slow down. sloo ‘daun! turn on (opposite turn off) /tarn an/ Children are often difficult during long trips. Take games, for example, computer games or word games, and iPods to listen to music. And don't forget things to eat and drink. Unierline five words you don't know. Use your dictionary to look up their meaning and pronunciation. AGES GSB rez1 i 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 3A. Things | love about the US 1 VOCABULARY verb phrases ‘Complete the verb phrases ‘animals dinner economics homework German glasses anew car anewspaper sony an umbrella cook study speak read do like want take —dinner 2 GRAMMAR simple present #andE] a Girethe correct words. ‘Alot of American people has i{hav@)pets. Iedon't rain / doesn’t rain alot in my country You live | lives in a beautiful house. The sun shine /shines alot in Southern California My father don't cook / doesn’t cook. My brother don’t wear | doesn't wear glasses [Americans don’t eat | doesn't eat fastfood every day. Weneed | needs anew computer. My Canadian friend make | makes good coffee Idon'edo | doesn't do housework. b Look at the chart and complete the sentences. [Ryan Kim (ec am tee eat fast food v x wear jeans x “ drink water ‘ “ do housework ’ x play the guitar x x 1 Ryan_eats fastfood. 2 Ryan jeans. 3 Ryanand Kim water. 4 Kim__ __ housework. 5 Ryanand Kim the guitar. A perfect summer day is when the suns shining, the breeze is blowing, the: singing, and the lawn mower is broken, lames F. Dent, American humorist and politcal cartoonist 6 Kim fast food 7 Kim jeans. 8 Ryan, housework, ¢ Complete the sentences. I_don't play _ (not play) tennis. 1 2 They ___ (not go) to the movies. 3 She (have) two children 4 Her father —_ {not work) in an office. 5 tom (rain) alot. 6 We (live) ina big apartment 7 My friend (notspeak) English. 8 My friends (study) at Tafis University. 9 You__ (not do) your homework. 3 PRONUNCIATION vowel sounds, third person -s Say the words. Is the vowel sound the same or different? Write S (the same) or D (different). Isay take 2d go Dl 3 drink tive J 4 want have C] Sgive drive 6 cal = walk CF Tread et C] 8 feel wear 9 play watch C) 10 buy e O b ren and check. Then listen again and “repeat the words. © Giri the word which ends in iz 1 likes works 2 lives drinks watches 3 drives finishes plays 4 uses takes speaks 5 studies listens. kisses 6 changes gives wears a Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words.4 READING a Read the text. Match the headings (A-D) to the paragraphs. ’A Enjoy your dinner. B Shopping on the street C Traveling s so easy! Wecan find that for you y ® My YN 4% Things | love about South Korea Carly Hamilton is American, but she lives in Seoul, South Korea. Here are some things she loves about living there. 1 In South Korea, the customer is really important. When you walk into a store, the salespeople greet you with ‘asmile and say, “Hello.” As you shop, they ask you if, you need help. If you can't find something you want, ‘the salespeople try to find it for you. They want you to be happy. 2 Love restaurants that serve South Korean meat. Its so delicious. The servers gill the meat, and then they cut it for you! They also serve banchan—litle sidedishes| of vegetables. The servers are very busy in South Korean restaurants. They don't tak as much as servers in the US, but they make sure that you have a great meal! 3 There are so many places to shop in South Koreal People sell things lke clothes and jewelry on the street. There ‘are shopping/booths in the subway stations, too! When | take the subway to work, | often buy a pretty bracelet or necklace because they/re so cheap. Its realy nice! 4 ‘The transportation system is great here! Its easy to getaround because there are signs, and alot of them are in English! You can use your cell phone on the subway here, too. You can't do that in the US! Guess the meaning of the Highlighted words. Check in your dictionary. 5 LISTENING Listen to the three speakers talking about Brit L (Lina), or (Julianna) nro Hannah, Korea Lina, Brazil Who...? 1 doesn’tlike the food likes eating food from many different countries likes the atmosphere at work Tikes the parks thinks the traffic is terrible thinks that people are nice to foreigners USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. love lav buy (opposite sell) /ba call ‘kal change ijeindy feel fil need /nid pay [peu prefer (prior n. Answer the questions with H (Hannah), Jutianna, the US OO0000ike to work: it fascinates me. {can sit and look at it for hours. Jerome k. Jerome, British writer a Complete the crossword. Clues across b Complete the job descriptions with a verb from the list. © Write -er or-or. e ek oie eo = 1 soccer player + hairdress work eam speak drive have work travel wear pasos 907 Sree eAies SHE Yinka ess 2 manag__ 5 doct__ 1 “1’_.work _ inside and outside during the day or at night. 3 teach © lawy__ ____acarand sometimes walk along the street. 4d Complete the sentences with these words. Ido * alot of money. 1* ‘uniform. 2 an et for in retired unemployed 1 Hestudies economics _at _ school. 2 Mybrotheris 3 engin Wework cen yee form andi work with other people. * ‘ 4 Idonithaveajob.tim eee aicens Dodi 5 Paolais spon ~ Iiwork during the day or at night, but | don't work outside. 6 Mygrandparents are 75. They're 1*_______ ina hospital gisele S 7 They work _a factory. © Match the descriptions toa job. journals] anurse L]_apotice officer []Complete the words. 1 jacket — 1 _Da_ youworkin an office? jaa the questions to the answers. 1 What dors she do? zi 2 What —_theydo? L] b 3 heanarchitect? [) 4 What_____youdor?_ Ld 5 ____ they police Sane! ss200 8 6 Where _shework? L] f 7 sheastudent? 1 8 8 Wha___—hedo?_ L] b 3 PRONUNCIATION /2r/ a Underline the stressed syllable. atthe words. GRAMMAR simple present Complete the questions with Do or Does. ‘your parents speak foreign languages? your sister drive? you have a college degree? —____ your mother work? James travel aor? ‘your father earn alot of money? they wear a uniform? — Ann walk to work? 10, 2) you work atta 1b Complete the questions with does, do, is, or are. Then match He'san actor. Inarestaurant~she'sa waitress. She'srdoctor: No, they're lawyers. Iimahairstylist No, he'san engineer. ‘They're pilots. No, she'sa teacher. 2 afehitect 5 journalist 9 receptionist 2 denkist 6 model 10 solier 3 cenigineer 7 musician 4 teacher 8 pilot 1b QM Listen and check. Then isten again and © Girl five more words with /ar/ and write them inthe chart. ‘rport Gan) engineer Europe far here nurse jounoist service short sure thisty tired worker A = ae | = a Listen and check. Then listen ‘again and repeat the words. 4 LISTENING a Listen to a contestant on a quiz ‘show and Gircle) his job. wrinistrative assistant dentist fghtattendant lawyer nurse receptionist veterinarian b Complete the questions with the #Nerbs in the box. Then listen again and check. “earn have meke speak travel wear work Daou make — things? __ acollege degree? foreign languages? ______auniform? for your work? aloof money? “with other people? USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES ‘Learn these words and phrases. degree roti jacket. fdgekat pants /pents skirt (skort ‘comfortable kamftabli foreign (languages) for00/ earn money /orn ‘mani! Tedepends. sit dpend2/1 GRAMMAR word order in questions 4 Order the words to make questions 1 heavy / ike / you / metal / Do Doyou like heavy metal 2 the /do /on /do/ What | weekend / you 4 drink want another /you/ Do 5 a) Are/flighe you /attendane 6 live / Where do [Seattle you jin 7 is [favorite | Who / writer | your 8 old | How | you /are 9 iPad J have j you/an/Do 10 your / good Is salad b Martin and Beth are new friends. They go for a coffee. Complete the questions, M So, Beth, _wheredo you live _? B South of Denver. in a big apartment. me with your parents? B No, |live with my sister. * __ brothers and sisters? M Ihave a sister. She's 23. B student? (Mo, she works, She's a salesperson. B What about your® M Inahotel. Bs M Yes, do. love it! any work? your job? tt's relaxing to go out with my ex-wife because she already knows I'm an idiot. Warren Thomas, American writer 2 VOCABULARY question words Complete the questions with the questions words in the box. How How many What What kind When Where Which Who Why 1 A How _doyou goto work? |B Bycar 2 car do you drive? _ BAToyota. do you work? factory. 8 do you go to the gym? (On Tuesdays and Thursdays, do you prefer, the movies or ‘of music do you like? CDs do you have? ‘About a hundred. : is your favorite singer? do you lke her? " B Because she has a great voice. 3 PRONUNCIATION question words; sentence stress a Match the question words 1-7 to the words with the same sounds a= eal ae 2 which =] b but 3 who Qa © there 4 what Qa d my 5 how oO e ten 6 when QO f rich 7 where =] g now 1b SAFE Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words,d Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat | ee 4 READING | a. Read the article. Is Facebook good for your love life? Is Facebook good for your love life? Read on to find the answer. ‘You don't want to see your ex-boyfriend when your relationship finishes, And you realy don't want to know about his new girlfriend. But Facebook tells you everything, including how happy he fs with his new girlfriend 20 ‘Your boyfriend doesn't write on your “wall” ane day. You're worried. Does it mean he doesn't like you? Another day, he sends you ten meseages. You feel stressed. Does he like you too much? 30 ‘Your friends know you have anew boyfriend because you change your status fromsingle” to “inarelationship.” The problem is they know ‘when it finishes too, because you change itback to “single” again. 40 ‘You get.a lot of messages from boys, but this isn't good for your relationship. When your boyfriend sees you writing ‘to so many other toys he feels worried. And that can mean the beginning ofthe end. 'b Read the article again. Match the headings A-D tothe paragraphs 1-4. [A Nosecrets on Facebook B Popularity is dangerous Foomuchrinformation D What does he really feel? 5 LISTENING a ‘Max and Jessica meetin a restaurant for dinner. Listen to the conversation. Are they a good match? _ Listen again and mark the "Sentences T (true) or F (False). 1 Maxand Jessica meetin a Japanese restaurant. 2 They have the same job. 3 They work for the same airline, ay 4. They like the same movies. a: 5 Jessicalivesnear the movie theater. — 6 Max wants to go tothe movies next Sunday. USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. movies 'muviz TVshows /tivi Jouz Me too. /imi tu meet a partner /mit 2 ‘partnar Really? rill Who's your favorite (actor)? ‘hu yor ewarat How interesting! (hav “introstit What about you? wat ‘sbavt yu!1 VOCABULARY Telling the tine Write the times, ‘lal uae Jee 4 thirty 2 BUYING A COFFEE Order the dialogue. ‘A Can! help you? B Nothanks. How much is that? 1 Anything etse? |B Thanks. ‘A $365. Thank you. And your change. 'B Sorry, how much? ‘A Regular or large? Yes.Can have alate, please? ‘A. That's $365, please. B Totake away. "A Tohave here orto go? B Large, please. A H 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH PHRASES. Complete the sentences with the words in the box. aseat firsttime todrink toyou weare 1 Here _weare .Thisis the office. 2 Isthis your in Brazil? 3 Would youlike something __? 4 Talk later, 5 Take _ 4 READING a Read about some coffee shops in Seattle, Washington. In which shop can you... 1 celebrate. friend's birthday 2 pay nothing to hear music 3. get your coffe very quickly 4 buy things for your house 5 learn about different kinds of coffee COFFEE 301 East Pine Street some ofthe best coffee in Seattle also sells books and paintings—you can shop and drink coffee atthe same time! Not interested shopping? Sta able anc use the wi connection. hai is open every day for breakfast, lunch, and dinner Al the fod i Romemie ina beautiful, snd the coffee is this coffee shop. r because it serves great coffee. The neers very fast. And they don't make fun place to be with friends. There's a 1b Guess the meaning of the BighHgHEEA food words. (Check the meaning and pronunciation in your dictionary:‘A celebrity is a person who works hard all his life to become well-known, then wears dark glasses to avoid being recognized. pV ea esti al Wie ASSAM Uas 1 VOCABULARY family 2 GRAMMAR Whose...2 possessive’s a Complete the chart. a Order the words to make sentences. 1 in/ work / father’s my | store | worl in my father's store 2 Japanese / husband's / My car /is 3 girlfriend’ |is/ His / Argentinian / mother 4 Sandras [Do / know | you brother 5 live | wife) with | parenil] my [We Se 6 of /money {earns j friend | son's /a /'Theie /lot neil ‘ 7 dangerous /Is job | Adam's % uncle a ee cee ee — — 8 uniform very / Rosa's / ugly jis wie ; ge a ics _ [brother 'b Add an apostrophe (’)in the correct place in these sentences. daughter . 1 Carlosis my brother’ friend, a 2 Thatis my parents car. nephew 23 eink this is that womans pen cousin 4 They drink coffee inthe teachers room. CaEEEae — 5. Do you know Barbaras sister? b_ Complete the sentences, 6 My grandparents house is in Canada. 1 My father’s brother is my uncle 7 James wife is Brazilian. 2 Mysister’sdaughterismy __. © Lookatthe ‘sin these sentences. Write a letter in the box: 3. My mother’s sisterismy —__ A= possessive, B= is. 4 My father’s mother is my 1 Kate's sisteris a lawyer. 5 Their uncle's a pilot. Qa 5 Myaunt’s daughter ismy __. 2 His mother's very short. 6 Jim’schildren wear glasses. E] 6 My brother's son is my _. 3. My cousin's car is very bi (217 Mybrother’s wife plays the piano. _] 4 Ourgrandfather’s 70 today.[] 8 Hername’s Christina. Oo ‘d_ Complete the sentences with whose or who's. 1 _Whose _ is that bag? 2 Who's the woman in the red dress? 3 _ umbrella is this? 4 —__ her boyfriend? 5 _ the man with the sunglasses? 6 are those keys? 7 your English teacher? 8 __ headphones are those?3 PRONUNCIATION the letter 0;’s a Match the sentences 1-4 to the sounds a-d. [nerve oe ey @| phone | 2 Who do you choose? 3 oThetsot cores every Money meee | reer — ees 4. That blond modelis adector, >} | 4 b GGTEPED Listen and check. Then listen again and “repeat the words. © §IBTERED Listen to the sentences. Then listen ‘again and repeat. 3 That's Mark’sniece. ‘They're Kate's parents 2 AY HeésSandratsiusband. She's Andy’scousin. 3 /IZ/ te Grace's boyfriends Aveyou Chares's wie? 4 READING a Read the article and complete the sentence. Mason is Kim Kardashian's 5 USTENING AGERE Listen to Jsieshowing phorsto her friend. fow many photos does she show? Then listen again. Write'T (true) or F (false). 1 Jessie’ sister has a son, = 2 Jessie's sisters short. 3 Jessie's sister plays basketball 4 The beach in the photo is in Canada. 5 Jessie went toa music festival with her sister. 6 Rosie has blond hair. 7. Rosie sees her boyfriend all che time. 8 Peteis Jessie's boss. USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. boyfriend /boifrend’ celebrity. Solebroti exchusband_feks ‘hazbond! girlfriend 'garlfrend/ politician /palatifn/ beinterested in /bi ‘introstod/ private life /'praniat lai the other (person) i dar! A Celebrity Family sies.t tsce andKoutney andason, babies named Mason ad Penelope. Rob. Kris and Robert were divorced in1990.In Kim married basketball player Kris he Kardashian family fs one of the very famous celebrity is probably the most famous of them. and Kylie. Kim's mother is Kris, Her father is Robert Together, they had three 1991, kris marred a famous sports tar, Bruce Jenner. Bruce had two sons Brody and Brandon. divorced by the end ofthe yer. families inthe US. Kim Kardashian Then he had two daughters with Kris, Kendall Kim's sister Khloe married basketball player Lamar Odom. Kim's other sister, Kourtney, ‘Read the article again and complete the names in the family tree. Humphries in 20M, but they were Glossary ‘married = past tense of marry1 GRAMMAR prepositions of time (at, in, on) and place (at, in, to) a Write the words in the correct column. March December 6th 6:30 thewinter Monday right theafternaon noon Saturday evening 1984 reakfast August 21st 1b Girclothe correct preposition. Trake a shower (@)/on | atthe morning They go on holiday in /on (at August. ‘My sister studies economics at /in / to college. My brother goes to bed in | on /at midnight. Do you workat | in /to a hospital? We have English classesin / on /at Tuesdays and Thursdays. 7 The children have lunch at | in [to school. 8 Tina worksin / on / atthe weekend, 9 Jack goes at | in | to the gym after work. 10 It’s very hot in / on / at the summer. © Complete the text with the correct prepositions. fain,but*__ Fridays drive "my car so Ian visit my mother® __ MB the atternoon. I start work * quarter tonine and Ihave tunch”__work. ‘the summer, I work different hours because *____June a5th, we change to the summer timetable. It's very hot in New York City people go.on vacation. August, so most Three o'clock is always too late or too early for anything you want to do. Jean-Paul Sartre, French philosopher 2 VOCABULARY everyday activities a Girelthe action that you usually do first. 1 getup /(@akeup> getdressed [fake a shower have lunch { have breakfast goto work start work gohome | gethome make dinner | go shopping o Complete the text with have, go, or get. Many people think that students have a very easy life. We ask two, Elena and Yejoon, about their typical day. GEUESineeeeenecea! “L!__go_toa college in Texas in the US, so J | don't live at home. Every day, 17 up at730 and | take a shower | don't have time for breakfast, but | _ coffee ina cafe before classes” start. 4 lunch at school, and then = " to my afternoon classes. |° on my way home, so |” home late {1do some housework and study in the evening, and then Mb to bed at 1:30. 1m very tired at night!” PER cnore ae to Seoul National University, so | live at home. My mother wakes me up | every morning and we” breakfast together. Then, shopping dressed. |” to school by bus. ims to classes in the morning and then 1 home for lunch. My mother isa good cook and we lunch together. Inthe afternoon, I study for an hour or two and then | watch TV. | take a bath after, dinner. Im relaxed when | to bed.” ctsMatch the words to make phrases. b 1 have ss) a work 2g Oo b emails Bchek [| © dressed 4 do | d toschool 5 get O breakfast PRONUNCIATION linking and sentence stress a Mark the connected words in each sentence. 1 Youget uplace 2 Leakea shower. 3 We check emails. 4 Hehasa coffee. 5 She goes home early 6 They have lunch at work ) GED) Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the sentences. Try to connect words. STEP Liston and underline the stressed words. "Copy the rhythm. Iwake up at six, Trakea bath. 1 goo work by bus. Ido the housework Uhave a pizza for dinner. I gotobed at midnight. | GGT Listen again and repeat the sentences. ‘Copy the rhythm. } LISTENING | AGT Listen vo an interview with Mark. ‘Answer the questions. 1 Whar does he do? 2 Doeshe like his ob? 3 When does he work? Listen again. Number the activities in the ‘order Mark does them. Mark starts work at 7 p.m. He goes to bed, He goes to the gym. He goes home. He hasa hamburger or a pizza. He watches TV or checks his emails. He gets up. He He sleeps for eight hours, has breakfast. He has dinner. He finishes work Qoo0000000008 He takes a shower. USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES. Learn these words and phrases. customers kastomorz everyone everything busy ready couple of (hours) ‘2 ‘kapl ov goback (goo ‘bak prepare food enjoy evr ipriper ‘fud imtdsouMatch the words to make phrases. the = work eee lee 3 check ] dressed 4 do 4 toschool 5 get oO © breakfast PRONUNCIATION linking and sentence stress Mark the connected words in each sentence. You getuplate Leake a shower. We check emails Hehas coffee. ‘She goes home early. ‘They have lunch at work. Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the sentences. Try to connect words. Listen and underline the stressed words. ‘Copy the rhythm. wake up at six, [take a bath I go to work by bus. I do the housework. Thave a pizza for dinner, 1 go to bed at midnight. Listen again and repeat the sentences. ‘Copy the chythm, LISTENING Listen to an interview with Mark. ‘Answer the questions. 1 What does he do? 2. Does he like his job? 3. When does he work? inthe b eo Listen again. Number the activ ‘order Mark does them. Mark starts work at 7 p.m. He goes to bed. He goes to the gym He goes home. He hasa hamburger or a pizza. He watches TV or checks his emails He gets up. He has breakfast. He sleeps for eight hours. He has dinner. He finishes work. OOOOOOo0008s8 He takes a shower. USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES: Learn these words and phrases. customers /"kastomar2! everything /evriny busy brzil ready red couple of (hours) (2 kapl ov goback (goo ‘bak prepare food. (priper ‘ud enjoy /indsav1 GRAMMAR position of adverbs and expressions of frequency a Complete the You column in the chart. Then complete the sentences with a verb and an adverb of frequency. always Wid AC Short life, long life? ‘The man who works and is not bored is never old. Pablo Casals, Spanish celist 5 Iscemy grandparents, (every weekend) drinks coffee. (three times a day) 7 Pm hungry. (always) usually Yair 8 Westudy English. (ewicea week) often W/ sometimes ¥/ hardly ever 7 ‘ never - et 2 VOCABULARY adverbs and expressions el n sleepforeighthours |v wv | CAICETEN wale aan Seer a Answer the questions, playsportsor |, exercise ‘eat healthy food be sick 1 Mare usually sleeps for eight hours, es relaxed. 3 He —_sportsor exercises 4 He healthy od 3 Beri 6 Becky freight hours 7 She _ relaxed, 8 Sheer hat in ~ sports an exercises. 9 She are Complete the sentences with one or wo words. 10. She 1 Leo goes to the gym all week and on weekends. i : for eight hours. Lc goestothe gym every —— day 1d BA 2 ‘Tomo usually takes. vacation in the summer and winter. iy 1 a a Tomo usually takesa vacation __ayear. 1 healthy food. 3 Weusually se one new filma month A naa \We goto the movie theater _amonth, PL 4 Adele doesn’t do any homework atl 1b Write the adverb of frequency inthe correct place in ASE Re cc. aed 5. They have English classes on Mondays, Wednesdays, 1 Pilots sleep in hotels. (often) and Fridays. _Pilotsoftensleepinhotels ‘Theyhave English classes —__ aweek. 2 The children walk to school. (every ay) 6 Mymother goes tothe hairsalon once aweek, on a Friday. __Thechildren walkto school every day.——_____ My mother goes to the hair salon __ Friday. 3 Mike rides his motorcycle to work. (sometimes) 7 Sofia walks towork once a year —_ x Sofia____ever walk to work. 4 My sisters late. (never) 8 Talwaysbuy anew pair of sunglasses in the summer. buy anew pair of sunglasses summer.3 PRONUNCIATION the letter h a March the words to their pronunciation. In which word isthe knot pronounced? _ thale — [e] a ‘hm 2 high OC) b favor! Show (] thaw 4 bour O) d hari 5 hardly [J © Aheeft 6 here L] £ /hepi 7 hurry g /hardlif 8 happy CJ h shaw “and repeat the words. 4 READING Read the interview. Whatis surprising about Esther Armstrong? Interview with Esther Armstrong, 94 Interviewer How do you spend your day, Esther? Esther My day is very normal, really. [get up, Iget dressed, Ihave breakfast. Then I go to work. Interviewer What do you do? Tman accountant. Why do you still work, Esther? Tohave an interest. Also, my job is very exciting. Interviewer What time do you start work? Istart between 9 and 10 every day and I finish at 4 o'clock. It isn't very stressful, really. What do you usually do after work, Esther? {igo out for dinner with friends two or three times a week, and we go to the movies or the theater, orto the ballet. Do you live alone? Yes, Ido. Ihave quite a big apartment and someone helps me with the housework for four hours a week. Ido everything else myself. Doyyou have children, Esther? Yes, Ido. Both of my daughters tive here in New York. One daughter works nearby, and she comes and has lunch with me. And I work with the other daughter, so we eat together two or three times a week, too. I'm very, very happy with my life. Person whose job its to make lists of | all the money that people or businesses receive and pay b_ Read the interview again. Write T (true) o F (false). 1 Esther thinks her day is normal £ She doesn’tlike her job, She sometimes starts work at 10 o'clock ‘She thinks her job is difficult. She often sees friends after work. She lives with one of her children. ‘She never does housework She has two children. © Underline five words you don’t know. Use your ictionary to look up their meaning and pronus 5 LISTENING isten to a radio program about being healthy. Who does the doctor say is healthy: Marge, Robbie, or Marge and Robbie? b AGTH Listenagain. Write T (ere) or F (false). Robbie doesn’ think he's healthy £ Marge hardly ever eats fastfood. Marge always has breakfast. Marge often goes to the gym, Marge goes to bed late. Robbie sometimes has breakfast, Robbie plays soccer three times a week Robbie sleeps for six hours every night. USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. hours /avsr2 seconds /'sekandz teenager /'tineidsoe healthy (opposite unhealthy) heli normally (‘normal relax /rvlcks/ beina hurry /bi i 9 ‘hor sociallife /soufl lat! spend time ‘spend ‘tarm GED GSD es1 GRAMMAR can / can't a Writea sentence for each picture with can | can't In the future everyone will be famous for fifteen minutes. ‘Andy Warhol, American painter 5A Are you the next American Idol? © Match sentences 1-6 toa-f. 1 Canyouhelp me with my homework? I 2 Canyou give me my glasses? 3 Can you call my mom? I 4 Can you speak more slowly? 5 Can you make dinner for 8:30 1 6 Can you tell me your name again? | ‘a can’t come before then. b can'tsee, © emnitderit dcan‘tfind my cell phone. fe can'tunderstand you. £ can'tremember it. 4. Write sentence with can or can’ for each picture. Oo Oo Oo al o cam 5 1b Write a question with you for each picture. Then write your answer: Yes, can. or No, Ican'. Your answer 1 You cancross now. 3 Dr. Atkins you now,2 VOCABULARY verb phrases a Complete the crossword with the correct verb, fa] 3 | fz] 3 b Complete the sentences. buy find hear help lookfor play run talk any parking spaces. There are alot of cars. 1 Hecan't_ find 2 lofien chess with my nephew. He's very good. 3 Please __me. can't pen the door. 41 ____most of my clothes from Zara. 5 Twantto _ inthe Boston Marathon this year 6 Hi,thisisPaul. Can you_____me? 7 Idon't understand this. Ineed to otheteacher. 8 Where are my keys? Can you them? PRONUNCIATION sentence stress Listen and repeat the sentences. Stress the bold words 1 A Canyou speak German? B Yes, can 2 [can't find the keys. 3 Shecansing 4 Where can I buy a newspaper? 5 A Can your father cook? B No, he can't © My sister ean'e swim. 1b Write the words in the chart. ‘are bad can card far have park stamp start © SGTPVED Listen and check. Then listen “again and repeat the words. 4 LISTENING Listen to the dialogues and choose a,b, orc. 1 When can they go to the swimming pool? 2 On Saturday morning b On Saturday afternoon. € On Sunday afternoon. 2 Where can the man park? 4 Outside the hospital b_ Outside the restaurant © Outside the movie theater. 3. When can she help her brother? a This morning b Thisafternoon. © Thisevening 4 Why can they send the postcard? a They don’t have pen, b They don't have the address © They don't have stamp, 5 Why can'ethey goin? a Hecan'topen the door. b_ Hecanhear his boss. € Hecan' find his keys. USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. audience /odians ansorts entrons concerts judges late (opposite early) /lew nervous /narvas! ahitrecord / hit 'rekard/ parkinglot /parkin lav Good luck! /god ‘Ink I's your turn now. ‘its ‘yar torn navi sadsiz/Hell is other people. Jean-Paul Sartre, French philosopher 5B Love your neighbors 1 VOCABULARY verb phrases ‘Complete the text with these verbs in the simple present. 1 sister's [ My | exams | for | studying / her. = = My sister’ studying for her exams ‘argue shout bark cry tal have play 2 with | staying / week | her / friends | this J are / Sarah’s 2 GRAMMAR present continuous ‘a Order the words to make sentences. 3 tonight / party | We /a /aren't /having. 4 Fim cup [coffee | drinking | the of kitchen Jin 5 for [looking /job [is [a | Marco / Why 6 because | aren't / They | jogging | today | cold | it’s /t00 7 computer / Are / using | you the 8 soccer /Is/ park | Adam / playing in| the / b Complete the dialogue. Win esi econ (0/ make) the coffee. Why? hear a noise. I's people's voices. nats the couple upstairs. (they / argue)? {they / not shout}. It's the TV. They're very (they / watch) amovie. My neighbors are very any. A young couple WEBS” a bay an ado ive upstairs They aren't happy together, so they ' shout all the time. Their dog : __when they aren't at home, and their baby?___when they are. An old couple lives downstairs. They can't hear, so they always‘_____the TV on very loud. They 5 _____toudly because the TV is oud, and they" _ alot about which shows to watch. Some students live next door. They all ____ musical instruments and they aren't very good! Every night, they"__noisy parties and? __very loud music. I want anew apartment or some new neighbors! “Oh! a “Wstheboy next door __{he/nothevel aparty! 2 {he / ister) to music. He likes heavy metal. “Your apartment is very noisy, Andy. iknow, ® {1/look for new one! € Lookatthe picture on page 33. Whatare the people doing? ‘Complete 1-9 with a verb or verb phrase’ in the present continuous. 1 The woman’stalking on hercell phone i 2 The couple _ 3 Thechildren 4 The woman 5 5 The baby 6 The dog _ eos eae 7 The boy 8 Thegiel3 PRONUNCIATION 1) 2 §GTAGD Listen and repeat the words id arguing barking crying having playing shouting studying talking singer 1B Gre the word wit Engind aI 6 France 7 young blond 8 think want rr Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. 4 LISTENING Listen to four speakers talking about | problems with their neighbors, Match the speakers to the problems. There are two problems you don't need to use. | Speaker 1 Speaker? Speaker3 Speaker4 A They argue alot. B_ Their dogs bark. C They have noisy parties D They have the TV on very loud E Their aby cries F They play musical instruments. o000 USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. furniture /Yarnifor neighbors. /neibar2 strict /strikt upstairs (opposite downstairs) /ap'ster2 complain. /kam'plem apartment building /sipartmant bildin washing machine /wafiy mafinitheteLlonconw. Groucho Marx, American actor 2 VOCABULARY the weather and seasons a Write the seasons in the correct order. 1 GRAMMAR simple present or present continuous? a GeBihe correct form. b Complete the sentences with words in the 'k wnat are you doing here? vacation. | sightsee. sGimsightsesing) the weather like? n “cloudy cold Toagy hot reining snowing 9 parte ee ee box. What's ‘rm having dinner right now. "5 A where dothey usually go/are they usually Eoin " onvacation? |B ToFlorda. How often ooh jes your husbend go abroad? Hes traveling to Asia fur times a yest friend do /is your fiend doing? guide. ‘Do you work / Are you working this week? ‘No.tm on vacation. 7 AWhat time does the museum close? 'B Itcloses {It's closing at 6 pm. think. ‘g A Doesit ain /Isit raining today? No. ts hot and sunny. she simple present or Pie Complete the sentences. Use t present continuous. 1 My parents don't ike (not like) their hore 2 They (argue) about money all the time Tm 18now, so] (learn) to drive. My father ___— (teach) me Wien youusually (go) roche gym? My brother (gout) almost every night. Thesun (not shine) today: I's quite cold. you ase) your computer right ren (want) to check something on Von now? 1 the Internet. 8 Mysister (not do) ic very often. (love) ice skating but she __—YONUNCIATION places in New York City a Underline the stressed syllable, Rolckeffelller Cenjter Yankee ststum elistsland St Patrick's Cathetal Grand Cerjrl Terminal the Brooklyn Bridge the Statue of Liberty Wastington Square Prk b Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. 4 READING Read the guidebook extract about things to do in Denver. Write T (true) or F (false) 1. The Molly Brown House Museum is outside the city. F- Molly Brown is famous because she isan actress, Youcan see clothes from one of Molly's trips. You.can see the city very well from Red Rocks Park. —_ ‘You can use a camera in the park The theater at Red Rocks Park is very small Glenmwood Hot Springs isin the center of Denver. — One polis big. “The water is different in the summer and the winter. 2 3 4 5 6 E 8 9 LISTENING AGED Listen wo the descriptions of places fo visit in Victoria, British Columbia and write the number of the tour. Which tour do youneed to take ifyou want to...? “A sce some old Asian art oO B Iearn about insects (Bi IG see some animals and play sports ie D listen to music a E haveadrinkand takeaswim iB ‘seca place that is famous because ‘ofamovie Oo see ot of books Qo Jearn abouta famous Canadian oO What to doin (oho The Molly Brown House Museums big, beautiful house on 1340 Pennsylvania Avenue inthe center of Denver. Mally Brown is world famous because she was on the Titanic. You can take atour of Molly house clothes and other items fromher trip on the Titantic Ifthe sun comes out, you can walk in Molly yard or sit in her gardens. Cece ett Red Rocks Parks @ mountain parkin southwest Denver with excellent views of the city. The park gets its name from big red rocks that are special to this area. The rocks are over 230 milion years old. You can ‘walk around the park and take pictures of famous rocks lke Creation Rock, Ship Rock, ‘or Stage Rock Or, ou can go toa concert ‘and listen to bands like U2 and Coldplay. The theater can seat almost 10,000 people. uae ee Glennwood Hot Springsisa hotel with an ‘outdoor pool that's open all year. tisntin Devner, butts nearby in the Rocky Mountains. ‘The hotel has two pools. One is a small pool ‘The other pools 405 feet long! The water in the big pools always 90°F even in january! if you don keto swim in the col, vst the spa Oorenjoy lunch atthe restaurant. USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. building /bilduy guidebook /gaidbok ‘monument parks. /parks statue /stetf fascinating /'feesonertiy wonderful. /wandorfl including /in’kluday open-air swimming pool /oupan er ‘swimuy pul1 VOCABULARY clothes Wrice the words. BUYING CLOTHES Complete the missing words in the dialogue. Cani*h_ you? Yes.What’s __is this T-shirt? It's medium. What size do you need? Ineeda"l Hereyou‘a__. Thanks, Where can tryit on? The°f__rooms are over there. “th you. How isit? tes ine How/m tts $15.99, isit? pererarerar SOCIAL ENGLISH Match the words to make Social English phrases. way! wrong? besilly! cool fun! Ir’sso Right Don’t Wait Thaveto Have What's No, g0. OOO000o08 4 READING a Read the article. Match the questions A-D to paragraphs 14 A. What can you do there? By How do you'aceruer => see> wreree 3A How do you usually listen to musi, Wendy? B Wel [don listen tothe radio, that’s one thing forsure. I waneto heat music, ot the wees oftheannouncers A What about CDs? B Well Ihave aloof those, bucthey ein box inthe garage somewhere. sully listen omusicon my laprop Ihave goo Internet connection athome andar work andlcan listentowhat want A Dayeuwanteogotnaconcer-with me next ‘month? B OK. Who’ playing? Thopeitisnjastin Bieber. You know {donk him ‘A No,don'e worry. This singer is nothing ike hin. Anyway,’ woman, B A 8 Rihanna! 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